Inconsistent temperatures in your home could mean your HVAC system’s efficiency is in decline. A thorough check from your air conditioning repair technician, however, may reveal that the issue is due to unbalanced system airflow. Fortunately, there’s a solution for this problem—air balancing…. Continue Reading
How to Protect Your Central HVAC System During Remodeling
Any remodeling project can be hard on your central HVAC system. You can expect large amounts of airborne dust during construction, so you’ll want to make every effort to minimize the negative impact of home renovations on your heating and cooling equipment.
The Ultimate Guide to Hiring a Reliable HVAC Contractor
Choosing an HVAC company requires circumspection. If you don’t do a good job vetting prospective contractors, you might end up hiring an unskilled technician or getting defrauded in one way or another. Remember the following when sizing up HVAC companies:
Tips for Optimizing Your Thermostat for Winter
ENERGY STAR® asserts that 68°F is the ideal thermostat temperature setting for the winter season. This magic number offers a healthy balance of comfort and energy efficiency. You’re free to pick a different temperature setting based on your preferences, of course, but it’s wise to stick to this recommendation as much as possible…. Continue Reading
How to Get Your Furnace Ready for Winter
The best time to prepare your home for winter is before temperatures begin to show signs of dropping. Whether it’s scheduling a home furnace repair to get your heating equipment ready for winter or applying new weather stripping, it’s important to do it before it becomes too cold.
Here’s some advice on the right way to prep your furnace for the winter season.
